Source: Discovermagazine.com by Peter Radetsky
Life should be a breeze in the tropical forest. The weather is warm, and there’s plenty of food for the asking. In theory, you need only reach out and luscious fruits and other tidbits will fall into your hands. Sadly, it’s not so, says Katharine Milton–particularly if you’re a monkey. Milton, a physical anthropologist at the University of California at Berkeley, has spent the last 20 years studying howler and spider monkeys in the forests of Panama. Life, she’s concluded, is tough in the forest– animals need to devise all sorts of ingenious tactics just to get enough food to survive. Finding food is so tough, Milton thinks, that successful strategies have driven the evolution of the species. It is the solutions to the problems of diet that have made primates primates, she says. Read more »
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Source: The Cravings Coach
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